Our campaigning.
Advocating safer, better streets means tackling lots of issues, large and small. We raise awareness of the challenges residents of North Tyneside face in going about their daily lives.
Whether it’s identifying and campaigning for pedestrian safety improvements to road junctions, crossing points, cycle infrastructure or traffic-free school streets, we engage with the local authority and stakeholders, and we help residents and businesses to make cases for change.
We also organise the North Tyneside Kidical Mass rides twice a year, promote a monthly social cycle at the coast and try to bring people together in as many ways as we can.



Some of our campaign activity
- Advocating for living streets across the borough
- Promoting walking, cycling and wheeling to support a range of social, environmental, health and wellbeing benefits
- Making the case for traffic-free “school streets” to make walking and cycling to and from school safer
- Advocating for the creation of low traffic neighbourhoods, reducing through traffic and making residential streets safer for all
- Supporting more play streets across the borough to give more children the chance to play safely on their streets
- Working with local businesses to explore the benefits of living streets for footfall and income
- Engaging with North Tyneside Council to create safe spaces for walking, cycling and wheeling
- Working with other groups to ensure that the voices of older people, disabled people, and those from diverse communities within the borough are clearly heard
- Exploring ways that living streets can support social and economic recovery from the covid-19 pandemic.
More from our blog
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Public Transport and Active Travel Questions to North Tyneside Mayoral Candidates
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More on the Preston Road cycle path plans – North Tyneside Council’s FOI response
Back in October last year, North Tyneside Council announced that it was abandoning long-held plans to create a (relatively) safe cycle route between North Shields town centre and John Spence …
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Our Response to the North East Combined Authority’s Local Travel Plan
In November 2024, the North East Mayor, Kim McGuinness, and the North East Combined Authority launched a consultation on their Local Travel Plan. This is a record of our response. …
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Bus Stop Bypasses – Our Views
North Tyneside Council has launched a review of all bus stop bypasses, “a design which helps reduce conflict where cycle routes interact with public transport bus stops”, following concerns raised …
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North Tyneside Council abandons Preston Road cycle path
North Tyneside Council has abandoned its plan for a safe cycle route linking North Shields town centre with John Spence High School and the A1058 Beach Road cycle route. The …
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Kidical Mass: Why we ride in North Tyneside
On September 22nd, we’ll be leading our sixth North Tyneside kidical mass ride – each time, we’ve seen hundreds of riders, of all ages and abilities, and on all sorts …